Are there affordable ways to cut your heating bill?

Climate and environment editor Adam Morton breaks down the major differences between the main parties’ energy policies and what that means for the future…

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Did you know that heating and hot water accounts for over half of what you spend on your energy bills?

With the energy price cap set to rise from 1 April, it’s now more important than ever to have an efficient heating system that you can control easily, as this could help to reduce your heating bill.

Boilers are the most common type of central heating system in the UK, with around 23 million homes getting their heating and hot water from gas boilers. Read on to learn how to set and use your central heating controls correctly.

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Home is where the heart is, but with climate change the way our homes are built and required to function is shifting. Overheating is just one example that is being discussed at length within the academic and commercial sectors. Projections for UK homes in 2050 and 2080 show significant issues around overheating and sustained overheating during longer periods than currently designed for. Here, Claire Brown argues that decarbonising the UK residential sector requires clear leadership, collaboration, and strong legislative support. 

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